Posts Tagged ‘dispute resolution’
Facing a Probate Dispute? Here’s What You Need To Know
Disputes that emerge during the administration of a deceased person’s estate are known as contentious probate. These concerns, which typically involve disputes over the legality of a will, the proper distribution of assets, or the actions of executors, are becoming more prevalent in England and Wales. Due to the high emotional and monetary stakes, those…
Read MoreRDP Announces Two New Appointments to Dispute Resolution Team
RDP is pleased to announce the appointment of two experienced solicitors to its Dispute Resolution team; Patrick Duggan and Tom Jones. Their arrival further strengthens the team’s ability to provide specialist legal advice across a broad range of complex disputes. Patrick Duggan joins the firm as a Senior Associate Solicitor Advocate with a particular focus…
Read MoreProfessional Negligence – When Expertise Falls Short
In England and Wales, we rely on experts from a variety of fields to deliver skilled services, from doctors and solicitors to architects, and accountants. We rely on their abilities and knowledge. However, when experts fall short of their expected standards, the repercussions can be severe. This is where professional negligence comes into play. Professional negligence arises when…
Read MoreThe Power of a Promise: How Proprietary Estoppel Shapes Property Rights
In the world of land law, there’s a common saying: “If it’s not in writing, it doesn’t exist”. Essentially, this means that for something to be legally binding, it will usually need to be written into a lease or contract. However, there is a useful exception to this rule known as proprietary estoppel. This doctrine…
Read MoreNavigating the Minefield: A Guide to Property Disputes
Property disputes can be incredibly stressful and costly, whether you’re a homeowner, landlord, or developer. From boundary disagreements with neighbours to complex commercial lease negotiations, these situations require careful handling and expert legal advice. This article provides an overview of common property disputes and how our team at RDP Law can help you navigate them.…
Read MoreNavigating Commercial Disputes: Is Arbitration Right for Your Business?
Commercial disputes are an unfortunate reality for many businesses. Whether it’s a breach of contract, a disagreement over payment, or a partnership gone sour, these conflicts can disrupt operations, damage reputations, and drain valuable resources. While litigation through court is often the default recourse, commercial arbitration offers a compelling alternative worth considering. We explore the…
Read MoreRDP gains record number of listings in prestigious legal directory
RDP Law is proud to announce its recognition in the 2025 edition of The Legal 500, one of the world’s most respected legal directories. The firm has been ranked for its performance across all service offerings and lauded for delivering ‘Outstanding Client Satisfaction’. In the latest rankings, The Legal 500 has acknowledged RDP for its…
Read MoreHow much is too much?
Liz O’Connor, Partner at RDP Law discusses does ‘money make the world go round’ or is it the ‘the root of all evil’? This is a hugely contentious topic. In my experience, and particularly in business, it is often the reason why disputes arise between Directors and Shareholders. Allegations of taking excessive remuneration and /…
Read MoreRDP Launches Comprehensive Mediation Service
Leading regional law firm RDP Law is pleased to announce the launch of its new mediation service, designed to offer businesses and individuals a more efficient, cost-effective, and amicable approach to resolving disputes. The mediation Service, spearheaded by experienced litigation solicitor and mediator Sarah Porter, provides an alternative to traditional litigation, focusing on collaboration and…
Read MoreSafeguard Your Future
A report by the Alzheimer’s Society revealed that it is projected that over 1 million people in the UK will be suffering with dementia by 2025. This means it is now more important than ever to ensure that that we plan for a time when we may no longer have the mental capacity to make…
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